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AVERAGE ATTENDANCE IN THE SCHOOLo.
TEACHERS PROTEST AGAINST THEIR SALARIES SUI
FRRING FROM LACK OF SCHOLARS.

TEACHERS PROTEST AGAINST THEIR SALARIES sUf-
FERING FROM LACK OF SCHOLARS.
delegation of teachers from tie primary and gram
mar schools attended joint meeting Of the Committees
ON Teachers and Of the Board Of Education yes
teray They urged change In the bylaws OF the Board
by which teachers salary regulated by the average
attendance of pupils in the schools. ExSchool Commits
sioncr Frederic r. Coudert appeared In behalf OF the
Teachers and present Of the Board OF Educa
ton Mrs Agnew, Miss Dodge, and Messrs. McCrary,
Wood Holt Bell fraud, schmitt, Tamscn. OBrien and
Cole
had through this owing 10 the re
cent epidemic measles She told OF two teachers In one
would be considerably reduced by tho falling on OF at
tendance Other teachers presented similar Instances In
various schools. ,,
Mr. Coudert said that the bylaw produced discourage
ment and punished nnocence was absolutely Illogical
Many teachers were made TO sner because Tue hngny
pleased 10 send measles into the city and lie Thought that
Il would be sensible movement the part OF the Board
10 wine out this relic OF the past Teachers In the city, he
bad weather stormy day likely to cut down their
salaries The Old that 1t was stimulus to the
teacher to Keep up nep class tho so moi the shifting
population that makes the factory take the place Oh ne
tenement house for which the teacher Is punished Mr.
the rule average and would probably vote
for such measure. Through II the Ill effects were
nearly all felt by teachers in Good the . lSSs.
were confined to that portion o: the city where the pop
laon Is increasing Mr. Wood said the stimulus for eIer-
ton lost II this rule was abolished ana mat he
thought teachers did exert outside OF the
school keep up tho attendance In their classes lie
what would DO TO the salary account by that
measure lie thought II would be a large one.
Miss Magovcrn, teacher. said that many teachers In
the schools expended something Of their salaries In pro
vdng clothing for needy children In their classes or III
getting them food when they came W school hungry Ills
not to keep up the attendance but was purely from
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BROOKLYN.

receptiop will be given Twilight Pleasure Club 70
" vice-presdent OF Newsdealcfs OF
Iyn at Fulton Hall on Tuesday evening februaiyZZ
The members OF Hanson Place Methodist Episcopal
going on Wednesday and returning saturday The cost OF
trip Will be sl5 About 200 persons VIII be III the
party.
The decision OF the court martial before which Second Lieu
tenant W X. Smith OF the 18th Regiment was tte ior cV
duct disobedieLcc Of orders and un
ry conduct by the Governor was made known
Yesterday found guilty all the charges ana spec
cations sentenced 10 be cashlered ana hcapat
from holding any military commission The grew out OF
difficulties In the regiment over the eecuon OF Coohe
Fackner.
George Taraan OF No AT Maconst was crossing Fulton
st. opposite City Hall yesterday when he was knocked
dow and run over by towhOrse ridden az full speed by
hoy named William Ryan, OF No. II ST. Andrews-paco. VINO
employed the CITY Railroad Company MI Tsllman wa:
seriously hurt the horse stepped on his thigh Ae wa" sent
home In a carriage. Ryan was arrested
The smallpox again In the neighborhood OF
Pubc School has caused much
among the pupils and many OF them are kept at home
and said that Health otter
200 years behind the When the nrt cases o.
discovered schoolhOuse
| not by the Health Department but by the )anitor
John Feltebaum German shoemaker, who was married
Induced his vile 10 transfer her bank account
for several dollars 70 his His manner ter
saying wanted buy stock for his shoJ
followed him Losing sight OF him she visited the Dahk
and found that he had just drawn all the money out and una
he had going Germany by the rst steamer
the Australia OF the Hamburg line was
sail yesterday she visited the conpaDys once and ionnu M
among the steerage passenger She then applied u
ment found board The vessel ut the North Cen
Pier Atlantic Dock, and was taken into CUSTODY
pleaded release saying lie would support MS wnc Dut
| refused TO relent lie will be tried TOMORROW
The third entertainment reception the Of tn
Brooklyn Al Association took place last night AT I'M
| club rooms Dekalb and Classon ayes
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TIE COUNTY COMMITTEE and CREGAM
no AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION ihkELf
WITH THE PRESENT BODY.

no AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION LAkELf
WITH THE PRESENT BODY
Chairman Root, Of the Republican County comm Vee'
has not yet appointed the special committee W report an
amendment to the constitution which Will ehao'e 'uo
county body to discipline in the party as ne was
authorized to do at the last meeting. There VIII DC only
one more regular meeting of the County Committee oe
fore the primaries are held and the members OF the new
committee chosen. notice In writing OF proposed
amendment to the constitution must be given at meet
ing of the committee held at least twenty days prior 10
the meeting acting upon the proposed amendment anu
notice of the proposed amendment must be sent py man
TO every member committee at least two days prior
20 the meeting acting upon the When this done
the constitution can be so AMENDED ny
twothiris vote OF the members present al
q regular meeting 1t Will be impossoie
TO amend the constitution to expel Michael Cregan
" nr regnar meeting of the present committee Under
these circumstances Mr. Root will probably not appoint
tbonsbt by members OF the County Committee that
the constitution will undoubtedly be amended 50 lna ~
will not require twOthirds OF the members elected Dnt
twothrds of the members present at regular meeting
to expela member Tie vote AZ the st meeeS om 81
Crcgan and as II will only take majority to adopt the
amendment the way will be clear TO carry IL through:
of getting fuller attendance than that at the last meet
ing There are number OF persons who could moi attehu
anu o.1ers Tno snc work Mr. Strong said
that he doubt that would be found 70 get
Friends Of Cregan say that he will not be member OF
the next County Committee he run his district
Just as well without representing In the County Com.
miltee move is foot the XVIII ana some other
districts TO arrest Democrats and others who vote IL
legally at Republican primaries The primary election
Law makes II a msdemeanor punshabe Dy $3,ooo nne
and three years imprisonment for person knowingly
To vote at primary election who is not entitled to vote
by the regulations OF the association holding the primary
careful search Is being made OF the rolls In various
districts to up the OF Democrats ana persons
no, entitled vote with view OF arresnns them tne,
attempt to vote at the primaries Some lawyers hol,
that any person who has wrongfully enrolled Ills mann
can be punished under this law
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NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
JERSEY CITY.

Phillip Daab OF the Jersey City branch Of the II o.
boken Coat Company disappeared leaving shortage OF
$4O0 his accounts II s father las made the deficiency good
Mary Bell. married and tho mother OF four chill
drcn eoped weeks ago Reading PENN with Anton
Kroneer tailor unmarried she was found yesterday
and taken back ~ Reading.
Peter r. Westervet formerly reporter THE TRIBUNE
stan Wednesday IN Jersey CITY from dropsy and
After severing his connection
with THE TRIBUNE Mr. Westervet engaged in the produce
commission and member OF the firm OF W. r.
Wilder Co. Washing lie forty four years old
and married children The funeral Will be held at
$50 p M to-day At 200 Sixth-st
On Tuesday James Johnson William LAngry were
rested IN NewYork for completely In tho Jersey City post
Office burglary iy identified by Waterman string
ham, They arc Ludlow Street Jail Yesterday string
ham taken 10 Bound Brook 10 see whether he could
who attempted 10 rob the post Office ers On
wednesday night but he failed 10 identify them.
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REASONS FOR A HEBREW MARRIAGE n,,n

In regard the bill introduced by Asscmbynan Cantor IN
amend the marriage laws OF the State Rabbi Gohe of The
Temple Emanu- e. said last night; ct was drawn nm a,
recent meeting of Rabbs and Ia designed the
manner In which marriages have been performed amnn
brews In this city and elsewhere As the relative To- a
and proof Of marriage stands almost
one can perform the ceremony and claim that II ia in scco
ance with the regulations OF the society which he bsInus
Ia some in stances bartenders have actually marrst
bartender would geta dozen him clam, 70
form soc,ety then proceed to act the of mn
nn,cer M the law bill provides that only minister NJ H.
gospel legally incorporated congregations priests Of
yery denonination together VITA the regular
anal hereafter perform the marriage ceremony >'
rha uroyisons O the bill do not apply Quaker.
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MOUNT vERNoSThc reported sickness OF Sydney
with smallpox cOnounded with the OF George
Busted in the real estate business sydney Busteed the
sick man engaged In any business The rnmor that
sydney Busteed caught the disease at Buffalo Bits Wild
West Show There has not been at any
danger anything Of the sort at Madison
square Garden.
MAMARoNRcK.-Eight days ago Mrs John Foley, who has
charge Of Soutbacks disappeared Mr. fOleys
savings amounting TO about 500 also disappeared Mr.
Foley said yesterday that be would spend dollar
hours time in searching for his missing wife.
NEwRocBELLE.Theodore Beck was the German who fell
from w. Spencers "Wednesday. still
alive yesterday but hopes entertained OF his
...A low frame building In Mainst occupied by Charles
Haviland the main h0or and by Richard
Benedict As stable In the basement was discovered IRE
yesterday An alarm given aud assistance New.
Rochelle and Port Chester sought The total damage
TO the baIro0m dwelling Of Daniel
adjoining estimated NJ from 81 900 10 81 IO0
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DyPFCTORS OF THE NEW BANK.

The directors OF the Western National Bank Daniel
Manning Conrad N Jordan, Charles j. Canda, John A.
Mccall. Marcellus Hartley, John Z. Tney L. o. Mat
thiessen Edwardo Gogorza, Ferdinand i. Canda Evans
r. Dick Of Philadelphia, and w. e. Hall OF Louisville.
One or changes likely be made 1t understood
before the Of the directors officially announced
Ferdinand L.. Canda who Is brother OF the Assistant
United States Treasurer will probably not remain In the
Board when suitable has been selected for the
Mace Ii was on of these possible changes that
limited tates Treasurer Jordan declined Wednesday
70 make public the Of the directors until after lie
had consulted with Secretary Manning The changes,
however, will not probably be more than two.
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ur,.rrs GOING ON TO-DAY.

a.,t.ncc of ex Alderman O'Ne by Judge Barrett
.D%,y Committee Inve stgato. City Hail. IL m
rnger murder trial before Judge CowihB.
Board OF Aldermen. noon ., ,,nr.r Tavlora
Jersey City Lincoln Association annual dhher ia'
St stephens Church Pensioners meeting NO. 2o' h"''
y.seventh-st, 3 y. m. ..,.u
Young Republican club banquet Newark, evening
Bar Association specia. meeting p m s..,.ru Hail
Washington Irving Bishops mini reading steih WY ""'
SPIN. ~ ,,,.., u,u Own
Avenue Opera House 8 p. m.
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BIDS FOR AQUEDUCT BONDS.
THIRTEEN MILLIONS OFFERED WHERE THREE MILL

THIRTEEN MILLIONS OFFERED WHERE THREE MILL
IONS WE'RE TO BE AWARDED.
Controller Loew in the presence OF tie Commissioners
OF the Sinking Fund, yesterday opened bids ior
900 registered water stock OF the city, the pro
ceeds TO applied 10 the building OF the new aqueGuc
The bonds bear per cent interest are payable on oe'o
her l. 1905 and are free from city aud county tax
There were wentythree bdders tho bids amounting TO
ala 5is 900 The lowest bid was 500 90 and the high
cst SOB 81 The average OF the highest bids Tor
ga 600 900 was about Io3 Tho city therefore receives
the amount IL the years interest Controller Loew
xa. nuch pleased at the result Of tho bids Attempts
were made before he Office TO float per cent city
bond Al par but they unsuccessful The following
Are the bids In detail;
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LONG ISLAND.

r. postmaste OF BROOKLYN has been requested
BY Postmaster villas to inclnde Fateush as :ne o,
Tor Il and pet being prepared for the PURPOSE
lii tncnde carrier the village suSl as has Dccn
eatablishcd Windsor Terrace.
Loxo ISLAND CITY-The Qneens County Board OF super
I'm favor of Improving that part OF ave. the main
the north shore OF Long Island Vg
Fushng and this cost OF 10000 the ex
ense TO by the towns OF Newtown Flushing ana
Sorth I'd which required bonds 10 pay
for The The action OF the SuperVsois b@s
caused general rejoicing throughout the county
AcoUEBoGUR-The body OF Mrs. Frank Howell was founa
IN the well in the the farmhouse yesterday che had
committed suicide while temporarily insane
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ALONG THE sOfJND.

GREKxwIcH-W tllam Robinson. age twenty c0achman
e. H. Peck OF North ST. and Of Thomas Robinson
coachman for the Mibank family bitten the upper
lip some weeks while trying pet strange
dog No special upeasness was felt regard to the matter
until Wednesday when Of bydrophoba developed
Drs. and Mead summoned. The young was
soon into commissions Yesterday he bound
bed and release himself resulted breaking one
OF his legs. Shortly after IL o'clock no died
BnDGEroRTLocal physicians interested TO know the
result McClelans Of chQroorm
having iociaw and owned BY Parmy Of the New Home
muscles Of the ANNUAL. The Phllhaimono
Club o NewYork will appear 1t Haipess Opola House pere
February ~ u the CHAMBER concert given W Walter HAIL
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AMERICAN INSTITUTE OFFICERS

The American Institute held Its annual election OF officers
yesterday in Clinton Hall The polls opened at 10 M and
closed ~ D. m Thevote smaller than usual not more
than $50. and election passed oil without any ap
preach % the spirited contest OF former years Ise regular
ustsss, Zacharah Dederick, Walter shriver James g
Es~ieston George whitehead John ]. Tucker, John II.
Walker Aaron L. Northr1p Edgar De peyster Vincent
Xin9 James W. Follows John r. Chatil0n, Robert Rutter
3Pn,cs Fack. John w. laodren John Mossmsn Robert
6hanpon Charles Andrus auditors Moses Slater for
the term OF years and Edwin H. McCary 60 NIL unsx
aired term Of william A. Camp.
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HOME NE VS..
ARRIVALS

Wind,oy HofeIThe Rev Philips BrooEs ann Ropv
Paine Of Boston RIM AcenuS HskI Srtst Of West
Point Nh tate Treasurer
l. j. Fitzgerald Of Albany. JGmes hor Gfsey
bin Of Russia and Norman MACE q. Of New Jersey
- Victoria HotsiE1 Governor Henry Lippyf of"l Byvns
.c,etJudge f. J. Sanford. OF New-Hayenh
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NEWARK.

Frederick Ryerson OF Irvngton. j., stated at Police
night had been robbed In Union
ave Irvlngton a quantity OF unfinished Jewelry and
some tools lie attacked by young
men one OF whom several times with sand bag
The Einrach Singing Society, whose membership com.
posed wealthy and influential Germans gave ball last
night the Academy Of Music The costumes were rich and
striking The attred In elaborate costumes
representing periods OF French and German history
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things they marcel into the church and gave an % n
mont gng and recatIons The Rev Das pam tables
V.rri s. 81 Eossiter others made addresses Opoh
in lie parlors articles made BY the children;
number OF articles sold There also an
OF foods prepared the cooking Department OF VIC we're
The enterprise has become sell. supporuh9 1iNS'
awarded for excellence In various departments.
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CONFERENCE ABOUT MISSIONARY wopr

missionary conference was held yesterday I'm the Re-
formed Church Forty eighth ST. aud Ffthaye An after
nom meeting held by the ladies' of thu c,.s,. nj,
The church at which Mrs Donald presided After
been read about years work addresses were s
Mrs Jacob Chamberlain OF the mission Ascot Inaia ana
by Mrs T. Booth principal OF tho Ferris Seminary in
Yokohama Japan. At the evening session
made by the Rev. Dr. W. j. Il Taylor Of Newark DR. Jacob
Chamberlain the Rev. DR.. Josiah Strong " '"'
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pHwABDyD POR PAITUFUL WORK.

Three neatly dressed girls and boys Of various
assembled in parors Of tho Pilgrim Congregational
urch lat evening disposed Of bountul supper pre-
AIRED for them by r. Augur and assistants They
60ge Of the Industrial Mission connected with she
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STATEN ISLAND.

The Caseton Gaght Company ha, Just been organea
Bechtel and r. p Doyle T. wygsnt Munroe Eek stein
Rawsop Eugene Backford. Daniel FELTON, Charles ri
18th and Leslie The capital stock VIII nc Sooooo' I'll
yided into 1000 shares.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TpDAr
Sun rises SO Sets. 20 Noon ris. $50 Moonsase IL
HIoH WATER.
Ax-sandy Hook. a4t Gov fsld. 1904 Hell Gate llo3
r. X-saudy Hook. lOlk Gov Isld. lO41 Hell GATE -
OUTGOING STEiNER&
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Hours-il TO sna 70 . p ~ sundays 10 TO IL
specially last 40 years. Our readers may saey con
suit the Doctor with the OF receiving
treatment reliable opinions and
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Announcements
SIRE AND SPECIFY.

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NEW-JERsEY TOWNS.
WEsTCUEgTER COUNTY.

WREHAwKRN-James IArdson the captain OF n canal boat
Wednesday night while intoxicated, Ant
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INCOMING STEAMERS


ARRIVED.
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p % G mo st Arrived at The
Steamer santiago OBJ Potter HUH Jan 20 with mdso
Steamer Valencia woorck Laguaya Jan 80
s c Sac fI Arrived It the Bar At
% en Das onse eav'HA
D9gaS s s % & Dominion anu
Steamer Richmond, Bo,z Sewport N'ws Win muse anu
Steamer Cathay OBJ, punnns Philadelphia Feb g. in bal
last 10 Peter Wright Sons ,,,,, $1,000,
steamer Easnston Dr Morgan. Philadelphia Feb IN ball.
sesmer aisndvst Br Stevens philadelphia Feb T. in bal
Steamer IA DimooK. HaetL Boston. with mdso to Ii y
Steamer city OF Fltchburs. Fisk, Fall River to Borden
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gsu osorg Ger, shu so days with mdso TO or
dG ss, vS; SfaSsa G Windso 80
and empty barrels to order vessel to whitney
s rsstr rSEpSS S4,s sa days. with salt to
BARK FloraBrJ - Pernambuco, 2odsys. with sugar to
60 Tsss uw Rio jsSeo 90 with
eonee to q Im.inck & co; vesseitO Coke CO.
city isana, light. ssw. cloudy.
Arrived yesterday
ship Barparo,sa toer). Linss. Bremen 80 days. with
Bark ee Of oregon oi for,Iandl Msthews mahs ocs
50 sugar and hemp to order vessel 70 fckefns&
MSIS S S sSRi CO. sugar
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| THE MOVEMENTS OF srEAMEaS
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HAVANA Fob Arrived, steamer Niagara Hansen from
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A tend the February closing out sale OF Seal.
"A skn garmeuts u T. suAYNk. Furrisr. l0S Princs'st
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DERFECF fitting Sealskin Newmarkets % 10
10 Inches long reliable goods prices marKea cs
e.. &. SHAME, Furrier loS frhcc-s.
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